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    Post  ShareMarketIdeaS Admin Fri May 22, 2009 4:33 pm

    You have financial goals. You would want to save for retirement, your
    child’s education, or you have plans to buy a new home or car. To
    attain these goals requires more than just earning & saving
    regularly. You need to make sound investment decisions—decisions you
    can make now.Where should you begin? Stocks, bonds, cash investments.

    Large,
    small, and international companies. The choices may seem overwhelming,
    but they’re really not. Becoming a savvy investor is easier than you
    might think: You don’t need to be a financial wizard; you do need to
    learn to do just a few things right.

    Identify Your Goals and Time Horizon

    Before
    you can create an investment plan, you need to know what you want to do
    with your money and when you’ll need it.Your time horizon is important
    because your investments will rise and fall in value throughout the
    time you own them. The longer your time frame, the greater your ability
    to ride out the ups and downs of the markets.Because you won’t need
    your money right away, you can more reasonably select investments whose
    values fluctuate in the short term in hopes of earning greater returns
    over time.

    Choose Your Asset Allocation

    Of
    the three primary asset classes stocks, bonds, and cash investments
    stocks historically have turned in the highest long-term returns,
    although with the widest short-term price swings.Before investing, take
    time to understand the basics of each asset class. After you understand
    and make up your mind in choosing your asset class, Go ahead and invest
    in them.

    Spread the Risks Around

    Financial
    experts agree that you should hold a mix of investments from among the
    asset classes to help reduce the volatility or fluctuation in market
    value of your portfolio. That’s because diversification spreads the
    risk around: Subpar performance in one area often can be tempered by
    good performance in another. Of course, keep in mind that
    diversification does not guarantee
    a profit or protect against a loss in a declining market.

    Know When to Change Your Mix

    Marriage,
    birth, an inheritance, the death of a spouse. Life-changing events can
    certainly alter your financial situation and give you sound reasons to
    change your investment mix. In addition, as time passes, the time
    horizon for each of your investment goals shortens: Long-term
    goals,become intermediate-term goals and then short-term goals. Over
    time, market conditions can also create a need to make a change. For
    example, if stocks have been doing particularly well for a long period,
    you may find you have a higher percentage of your assets in stocks than
    you had planned. You may need to make an adjustment to bring your
    portfolio back to your target asset allocation.

    Stick To Your Action Plan

    Try
    to stick to your adopted plan and keep investing regularly. make
    investing a regular habit. Dont give up during difficult times.
    Challenges are always part of life. Face them and win them. You will
    definitely accomplish your financial goals one day.

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